Chris Barker
Professor of LinguisticsPhD 1991, UC Santa Cruz (Linguistics); BA 1986, UC Santa Cruz (Computer Science); BA 1983, Yale (English)
Office Address:
Department of Linguistics
10 Washington Place #604
New York, NY 10003
Email:
Phone: 212-992-8760
Personal Homepage
Areas of Research/Interest
Semantics of natural language; philosophy of language; theory of computation
Barker, C. & C-c. Shan. 2008. Donkey anaphora is in-scope binding. Semantics and Pragmatics. 1.1: 1--42.
Barker, C. 2007. Parasitic Scope. Linguistics and Philosophy. 30.4: 407--444.
Barker, C. & P. Jacobson (eds). 2007. Direct Compositionality. Oxford.
Barker, C. 2002. Continuations and the nature of quantification. Natural Language Semantics. 10.3:211--242.
Barker, C. 2002. The Dynamics of Vagueness. Linguistics and Philosophy. 25.1:1--36.
Barker, C. 1998. Partitives, Double Genitives, and Anti-uniqueness. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. 16:679--717.
Barker, C. 1998. Episodic ee in English: A thematic role constraint on new word formation. Language. 74.4:695--727.
Barker, C. 1995. Possessive Descriptions. CSLI Press.
Updated on 09/28/2011
